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LAND USE AND SPATIAL PLANNING AUTHORITY
- No. 1 Service Drive, Ministries Accra
- +233302682060
- +233302671091
- info@luspa.gov.gh
Planning Permission” refers to a written permission in the form of a certificate issued to statutory undertakers and organizations for the purpose of ensuring compliance of activities with approved spatial plans, zoning regulations and planning standards.
Chief Executive Officer
The Land Use and Spatial Planning Authority is a regulatory body for spatial planning and management of settlements in Ghana. The Authority operates at the National and sixteen (16) Regional Offices.
To become a unique, technically capable and proactive entity, able to contribute effectively to the rational development of sustainable human settlements in Ghana
To plan, manage and promote harmonious, sustainable and cost effective development of human settlements in the country and in accordance with sound environmental and planning principles
Planning Permission” refers to a written permission in the form of a certificate issued to statutory…………
We guide and monitor District Assemblies in the performance of their human settlements……..
The Authority has the sole responsibility to undertake the preparation and review………..
We facilitate and ensure quality control of the preparation of Regional and District…………….
we work with relevant agencies to develop the capacities of Metropolitan, Municipal and District Assemblies and…….
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The Land Use and Spatial Planning Authority is a regulatory body for spatial planning and management of settlements in Ghana. The Authority operates at the National and sixteen (16) Regional Offices.
The Ministry of Local Government, Decentralisation and Rural Development (MLGDRD) has the oversight responsibility for the Authority.
We are responsible for ensuring the sustainable development of land and human settlements through a decentralized planning system, ensuring judicious use of land and creating an enabling environment for District Assemblies to better perform the spatial planning and human settlement management functions.